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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Vote Yes to Marriage
Jim Bowden gives no less than ten (10) reasons to vote for Virginia’s marriage amendment in November.
A Nuclear North Korea?
In case you have not heard, North Korea has successfully detonated a nuclear device in an underground mine. I’d expect a lot of conversation as to whether or not the DPNK has the ability to deliver such a weapon, but … Continue reading
The Webb Campaign Has (Socialist) Issues…
Via Conaway Haskins’ blog, we see that socialists know their own: Thanks for this update. I just read through Webb’s site. He’s exercising good foresight by pushing a pseudo-socialist agenda (please…I don’t get hung-up on definitions). Socialist-like ideas are now … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: July 26, 1958
The Rev. Paige speaks to us from 60 years past regarding child-like faith and the need for it today: I wonder if we do not need a child-like faith today. As I wonder about this world, one thing impresses me: … Continue reading
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DNC: Support Our Troops, Eh?
QandO take a look at what the DNC considers to be supporting our troops. Not a joke. Heh.
Is Al Franken Running for Congress?
I’m sure Judy Feder is a wonderful human being (and coincidentally, this is a good positive ad), but I just kept watching it thinking that at any moment, Ms. Feder was going to say, “Because I’m good enough, I’m smart … Continue reading
N. Korea To Test Nuke?
That’s the buzz, though I don’t see what it earns them. Question: What should the reaction of the world community be? Talk? Diplomacy? Ignore it? Action? Six-party talks? Unilateral talks?
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Proud to be a Virginian: The Carnival!
A day late; a dollar short. Nonetheless, the best of the Commonwealth has arrived in perfect form! A Second Hand Conjecture | Tyson’s Corner: MichaelW talks about travelling the world over and “God’s own little acre.” Monstrosity | Alexandria: Melissa … Continue reading
Allen : Jefferson :: Webb : Marx?
I’m sorry, but my jaw dropped when I read this. We all know Allen has a fondness for Thomas Jefferson as a political mentor. So whom does Jim Webb look to for guidance? Republicans might have joked about it before, … Continue reading